Europe’s Largest Network of Multidisciplinary Geoscience Conferences
Every year, EAGE organises a large number of meetings for geoscience engineers, professionals and researchers. These include projects such as conferences, exhibitions and lecture tours for geoscience engineers and professionals.
EAGE Annual
Near Surface Geoscience
The EAGE Near Surface Geoscience Conference & Exhibition (EAGE NSG) is our second largest multidisciplinary conference focused on all near surface aspects of the geosciences. The conference is held annually and is composed of a selection of parallel mini-conferences which rotate on a yearly basis. In addition to the exhibition, EAGE NSG is also characterised by the unique instrument and field demonstrations which take place each year.
Energy Transition
The EAGE Global Energy Transition Conference & Exhibition (EAGE GET) addresses all geoscientists, subsurface engineers, energy providers, the industrial sector, researchers and academics, public authorities and other stakeholders. EAGE GET gives a forum to exchange the knowledge about geothermal, CCS, energy storage and cross disciplines like hazardous (nuclear) waste storage, hydrogen/methane production and storage, geochemistry applications, risk and environmental impact analysis, offshore wind energy (turbine placement, engineering challenges, re-use of O&G platforms), etc.
Digitalization
The EAGE Digitalization Conference & Exhibition (EAGE Digital) is the latest multidisciplinary conference and EAGE’s exploration into the digital transformation of the geosciences. The conference is characterised by a focus on both the latest technical developments and accompanying strategic aspects of digital transformation. In addition to the exhibition, EAGE Digital also features an exciting two-day hackathon event.
Specialised Conferences
Regional and Topical meetings
In addition to the annual multidisciplinary conferences, EAGE also organises smaller conferences focused on specific disciplines, scientific topics or geographical areas. These conferences have a more narrow topic scope which allows for deeper scientific focus and more meaningful discussions. Specialised conferences are great for focused networking and interaction. These conferences are typically repeated on a 2 to 3 year cycle.
For a list of upcoming conferences, please visit the Calendar of Events.
